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The death of a loved one because of another person’s negligence can cause deep grief and significant financial strain. In Montana, the deceased person’s personal representative may bring a wrongful death claim on behalf of qualifying family members. The claim can seek...
A crash on a remote ranch road can cause serious injuries, vehicle damage and insurance problems. If another driver caused the crash, you may have the right to seek compensation under Montana law. Your recovery depends on what caused the crash, who was at fault and...
A hit-and-run crash can leave you shaken, injured and unsure where to turn, especially when the driver who caused the collision disappears before you can exchange information. You may also worry about how you will handle medical bills, vehicle damage or an insurance...
Montana roads run through areas where deer, elk and moose are common. Wildlife crashes can happen on rural roads, especially at dawn, dusk and after dark. If an animal causes a crash, fault and insurance coverage depend on how the collision happened. Direct strikes...
Families often worry that high medical costs before a loved one's death will reduce the money they receive from a wrongful death claim. Medical costs can climb rapidly when a loved one requires emergency care, surgery or intensive treatment. Montana law protects...
Montana's rail yards keep freight moving across the state every day, but they also put workers at serious risk. Railroad employees face unique dangers that most workers never encounter, and a single accident can end a career or change a life permanently. Recognizing...
Suffering an injury can leave you with medical bills, missed work and many unanswered questions. If someone else's negligence caused your injuries, you may have the right to pursue compensation. Understanding the basics of Montana personal injury law can help you...
In Minnesota, every driver on the road has a responsibility to keep themselves and others around them safe. This applies to every part of driving, including merging. When two vehicles collide while merging, who is liable? Liability often depends on which driver had...
No, in Montana, creditor access to a wrongful death settlement depends on who receives the money and whether it passes through the estate. If the estate receives the settlement, creditors may have a stronger claim to those funds. If eligible family members receive the...
An underride truck crash happens when a smaller vehicle slides beneath the rear or side of a large truck. These collisions often cause devastating harm because the point of impact is at head level. Since Montana highways see a mix of large commercial vehicles and...
